Propagation: Sow scarlet fritillary (fritillaria recurva) seed in autumn, expose to winter cold until germination in spring. Small species should be grown for 2 years in containers. Divide offsets, or collect and sow "rice-grain" bulblets in late summer.

Notes for Identification: A bulbous perennial that is native to s. Oregon, californiacare: plant bulb 3-4"?. This species is intolerant of excessive moisture. Scarlet fritillary (fritillaria recurva) prefers fertile, well drained soil and full sun with some shelter from rain. Keep almost dry when dormant. Source: the american horticultural society a-z encyclopedia of garden plants pin it